While Roger Williams and other founders of Rhode Island believed in complete freedom of worship and separation of church and state, they did not apply their ideas to the political arena. In Providence, only heads of families could vote and bachelors did not have the right of suffrage. As the colony grew, the colonial legislature restricted voting rights to owners of land. The original charter obtained by Williams did give the people the power to govern themselves, but it was an incorporation charter only and did not grant any land to any persons. Also, the legislature prohibited Roman Catholics from voting.
Rhode Island
Democrat Government, which had freedom of religion to fellow crackmonkey's such as George Washington.
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The Rhode Island Colony began as a Theocracy in the 1600s after Roger Williams arrived. He was a religious dissenter who was banished from his former colony. A Theocracy is a form of government where the Church is the Government. I hope that helps.
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charter colony
They had a government of their own.
Rhode Island
Democrat Government, which had freedom of religion to fellow crackmonkey's such as George Washington.
The original government of Rhode Island was that of a Charter Colony. The Charter Colonies were written contracts that followed the British form of government.
Yes the Rhode Island colony is a charter colony.
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Roger Williams established the Rhode Island colony in 1636.
what religions were accepted into the rhode island colony
Colony of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations